The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-31
POINTS From PEKRR.
what Has Trapspired In uassillon During
the Past Day.

Whae Has Transptred In uassillOn During
the Past Day.
Mr.. M. A. Brown is In Cleveland.
Mr.. Herman LeOffler Is out Of town.
Mrs. Eugene Henderson ls In CleVs
land.
Mr.. N. N. sOuthwOrth was in town
yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Knapp
took place Tuesday afternoon
Martin Ertle is moving his grocery
store to the FOrst building, on West
Main street.
The Boss ls one Of Blumsnschein's
Oldest brands, but one of the most Teli
able cigars. Sold at Hotel Conrad cigar
store.
N. A. Schweeter's candy store In the
Reeves Block was closed up by Constable
Wilhelm on the execution of Newsletter
& Atwater.
Mr.. Michael King, proprietor OF the
Empire Hotel, Was at the Mayors off Z
looking for one Of his transient bOsrders
who left without paying his bill.
Mr.. Frank Shepley has filled the fl -
OF Constable for number Of years and
more efficient, prompt aud we'll In
formed Constable has never held thu
office Ia Perry township.
Rooms & Co. are moving their 5and 10
I cent store from Akron into thtir ALREADY y
we'll stOCBed rooms, No. West Main
street, In this city, aud will offer special
inducements for the next few days In
order TO make room to receive said
stock.
Mr.. John Reese Of Minerva, was In the
city and succeeded In getting possession
Of his thirteen years old daughter, vino
left her home and came aud lived with
Mrs. Eliza DehOff and her mother. Mr..
and Mrs. Reese departed and Mr. Reese
says that the place Mrs. Reese resides
In is no fit place for a little girl of thir-
teen years.
The correspondent of the Rep"sitOl y
says Mr.. Limbach does not refer to hle
official record to get votes but has q
mOre effective argument. MIR. Lint
need not be ashamed of his official
record as 1t Is better than his preaeces
sOr, who Is his Opp rent He says vote
| for the best man. Voters do so and you
Will elect Mr.. Limbach by an over
whelming majority.
GilnOIe's Band Friday evening, Apri
1st. Matinee at 2 O'Clock In the after
noon. When Gilmore went to war hC
induced every mepber of his band
married and siDgle-to enlist, wulct
they did, joining one Of the crack Tegi
ments of BOstOn-tte Q oath Massachu
setts Volunteers, and went with thG
Burnside expedition to the CarOliDas
was present at the bombar1ment anC
taking Of Roanoke Island, Newbernt
and other places, and often played "Tht
Star Spangled Banner and "DiXie'l
Land" within hearing of both armies
thus acting as haTmonizlng link be
tween the Two. IN, C-IEzA4.a. ,- -.
Prof. Will Willie, the athlete from
South Carolina, attempted to obtaiI
money from several members Of the Ma
sonic lodge of this city by representing
himself as Mason. but did not succeed
While he was in RaVenns, between
Christmas and New Years, be succeeded
In obtaining $3.50 as loan from mem
bers of the lodge, who inquired of tht
lodge of which he claimed to be mem
ber. and found him to be an impOstOT
On threat Of being exposed he refunded
the money. A letter from Fl. L. 0sbOrn
P. Fl. P, Tyrisn Chapter, No. 81, W.
Krake, P. NJ, and E. NJ. Waller, j. w., o.
Unity Lodge, No. IL, Of RaVenns. to thu
Masonic Review, Cincinnati, give thu
above facts.
Tuesday right Miss Floy Crowsll, sup
ported by Nj. 8. K. Chester and selec
company, gave representation o.
Guilty or Not Guilty." play OF power
ful human interest Not very large
audience witnessed the production o.
the plAy lasE evening, but those who
were there we're pleased, and the en-
cores we're loud and frequent, In facl
the merits Of the play and the tai
ented acting Of the company de-
serves the best Of patronage To.
night they give q representation OF
Her Sacrifice" Admission 10, 20 and
30 cen 8. Don't fail 10 get your seal
early, as only standing room can be
guaranteed to night. Directly after the
hrst act Tuesday night the drawing
took place for the money pr'z's. No
62l9, held by Master Harry Dalhein,
drew the ten dollar prlza; No. 1912, held
by Thomas Budd, No. 507l, held by Jos
hoffman, No. 1911. held by Charles Wag
ner, No. 6512, held by Miss Dell Hind
erer, and NJ. $3.50. held by Frank OIL
YER, drew q prize Of two dollars. A
money drawing to take place every
night.
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Marshal, Thomas B Myers, Jr.; Solic.
ltor, Otto e. Young; Treasurer, Paul P.
KirChhofer; Street Commissioner. Louis
Limbach; COuncilmen, lat ward, John
c. Schsufelp; I'd ward, Phil Blummen-
schein; 81 ward, Josiah Cluiz; 4th
ward, Andrew Berner; Assessor, 1st ward,
+. II Minich; 81 wars. John Spuhler
81 ward, David Ktehl; 4.h ward, George
Bullsch.
TOWNSHIP TICKET - Trustee, Louis
Zs'ler; Treasurer, Lewis List; Clerk,
John Lisl; Constablgs, Franz Shaplsy,
Andrew DlngleiseD; Assessor, Michael
Triner. Jr.; Justice Of the Peace, Josiah
FrantZ.
Midway Crumbs.
The people of this vicinity were much